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Die Leber ist das zentrale und größte [[Organ]] der Stoffbildung, des Stoffumsatzes und der Stoffspeicherung (vor allem [[Glykogen]]), sowie Drüse für die Gallenproduktion.

Der Leber wird neben der normalen [[Blut]]<nowiki>Versorgung</nowiki> durch die Leber[[arterie]] außerdem über die [[Pfortader]] (Vena portae) das gesamte venöse Blut aus dem Verdauungstrakt und damit die resorbierten [[Kohlenhydrate]], [[Aminosäure]]n und sonstigen Nährstoffe zur weiteren körpereigenen Verstoffwechselung zugeführt ([[First-Pass-Effekt]]).

Der Abfluß des gesamten Blutes aus der Leber erfolgt über zumeist drei Lebervenen in die untere [[Hohlvene]].

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leber <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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 The liver is the central and largest [[Organ/en|organ]] of substance formation, metabolism and storage (especially [[Glykogen/en|glycogen]]), as well as the gland for bile production.
-In addition to normal [[Blut/en|blood]]<nowiki>supply</nowiki> by the liver[[Arterie/en|artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[Pfortader/en|portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[Kohlenhydrate/en|carbohydrates]], [[Aminosäure/en|amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[first-pass effect]]).
+In addition to normal [[Blut/en|blood]] supply by the liver[[Arterie/en|artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[Pfortader/en|portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[Kohlenhydrate/en|carbohydrates]], [[Aminosäure/en|amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[First-Pass-effekt/en|first-pass effect]]).
 The outflow of all blood from the liver usually takes place via three liver veins into the lower [[Hohlvene/en|vena cava]].
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leber <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-The liver is the central and largest [[organ]] of substance formation, metabolism and storage (especially [[Glykogen/en|glycogen]]), as well as the gland for bile production.
+The liver is the central and largest [[Organ/en|organ]] of substance formation, metabolism and storage (especially [[Glykogen/en|glycogen]]), as well as the gland for bile production.
 In addition to normal [[Blut/en|blood]]<nowiki>supply</nowiki> by the liver[[Arterie/en|artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[Pfortader/en|portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[Kohlenhydrate/en|carbohydrates]], [[Aminosäure/en|amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[first-pass effect]]).

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 In addition to normal [[Blut/en|blood]]<nowiki>supply</nowiki> by the liver[[Arterie/en|artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[Pfortader/en|portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[Kohlenhydrate/en|carbohydrates]], [[Aminosäure/en|amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[first-pass effect]]).
-The outflow of all blood from the liver usually takes place via three liver veins into the lower [[vena cava]].
+The outflow of all blood from the liver usually takes place via three liver veins into the lower [[Hohlvene/en|vena cava]].
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leber <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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 The liver is the central and largest [[organ]] of substance formation, metabolism and storage (especially [[Glykogen/en|glycogen]]), as well as the gland for bile production.
-In addition to normal [[blood]]<nowiki>supply</nowiki> by the liver[[artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[carbohydrates]], [[amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[first-pass effect]]).
+In addition to normal [[Blut/en|blood]]<nowiki>supply</nowiki> by the liver[[Arterie/en|artery]], the liver is also supplied via the [[Pfortader/en|portal vein]] (Vena portae), the entire venous blood from the digestive tract and thus the absorbed [[Kohlenhydrate/en|carbohydrates]], [[Aminosäure/en|amino acid]]n and other nutrients are supplied for further metabolism in the body ([[first-pass effect]]).
 The outflow of all blood from the liver usually takes place via three liver veins into the lower [[vena cava]].
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leber <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-Die Leber ist das zentrale und größte [[Organ]] der Stoffbildung, des Stoffumsatzes und der Stoffspeicherung (vor allem [[Glykogen]]), sowie Drüse für die Gallenproduktion.
+The liver is the central and largest [[organ]] of substance formation, metabolism and storage (especially [[glycogen]]), as well as the gland for bile production.
 Der Leber wird neben der normalen [[Blut]]<nowiki>Versorgung</nowiki> durch die Leber[[arterie]] außerdem über die [[Pfortader]] (Vena portae) das gesamte venöse Blut aus dem Verdauungstrakt und damit die resorbierten [[Kohlenhydrate]], [[Aminosäure]]n und sonstigen Nährstoffe zur weiteren körpereigenen Verstoffwechselung zugeführt ([[First-Pass-Effekt]]).